Two little fishies Revive VS Coral RX

[realz]

What product is superior at getting remove of unwanted pests esp. flat worms without harming corals? I know that Revive is all plant based which is a plus.. I have both but unsure which is best so far.

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

RX. But Bayer is better. I did some experiments with Bayer and red planaria.

 

[realz]

RX. But Bayer is better. I did some experiments with Bayer and red planaria.

I don't think I would be going anywhere near that with my corals. Insect killer on my corals???

 

[saltyfilmfolks]

I don't think I would be going anywhere near that with my corals. Insect killer on my corals???

Yes that’s what I said. Do a quick google.

Bayer dip Reef2Reef.
I don’t have a thread handy.

I know. I kinda hate it. It does work however. Rinse WELL.

 

[realz]

Nobody else uses these products? lol

 

[DSC reef]

Coral rx is stronger but harsh. I'd stick to the previous suggestion to be honest, Bayer.

 

[Nick30G]

Coral rx works well against flatworms. When I dipped my corals lots of flatworms fell off the coral. I feel Coral Rx did not harm the coral at all either.

 

[MTBake]

I also use Bayer. Works well.

 

[vetteguy53081]

I am and have been leery on the use of Bayer although I hear of many success stories as it is intended for yard with many cautions.
I do like the Coral X. Recommended, safe and easy to use as they come in bulk and pre-measured packets.

If anyone wants to try CoralRX single use, I can send you a packet $1.15 shipped

 

[Almondkc]

I have used Revive and with good results. When I started reefing, several years ago I had a 120 with a 40 gal sump and I would always dip coral before putting them in my DT. Now I dip and QT my coral even though my tank is much smaller - a 45 gallon tank. HTH